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Co-authored-by: Kattni <kattni@kattni.com>

Author: freakboy3742

content/news/buzz/2026q1-roadmap/contents.lr

@@ -10,9 +10,9 @@ In Q4, BeeWare saw wide-ranging improvements across almost all the tools we main
 
 We have now concluded our work on iOS packaging. We contributed support for iOS to Maturin and PyO3, and have been able to successfully publish wheels for Cryptography to BeeWare's iOS wheel repository. We need to wait for a formal release of PyO3 and cffi before we can contribute patches to Cryptography, but we know the work that needs to be done.
 
-We have added iOS to CPython's CI processes; however we haven't been able to add iOS to CPython's release artefacts. This is due to some ongoing discussions about the need to centralize the processes of producing binary dependencies, and providing SBOMs for that work. We hope to revisit this work before the 3.15 release. Work was also slowed by a large number of issues with GitHub's macOS runners. During Q4, we saw a disturbingly large number of regressions and performance issues caused by changes made by GitHub; responding to those issues consumed a lot of our time. These issues are not yet fully resolved; but we have workarounds in place that will work until later this year. We hope that GitHub will have resolved the underlying problems before those workaround stop working.
+We have added iOS to CPython's CI processes; however we haven't been able to add iOS to CPython's release artefacts. This is due to some ongoing discussions about the need to centralize the processes of producing binary dependencies, and providing SBOMs for that work. We hope to revisit this work before the 3.15 release. Work was also slowed by a large number of issues with GitHub's macOS runners. During Q4, we saw a disturbingly large number of regressions and performance issues caused by changes made by GitHub; responding to those issues consumed a lot of our time. These issues are not yet fully resolved; but we have workarounds in place that will work until later this year. We hope that GitHub will have resolved the underlying problems before those workarounds stop working.
 
-Work on Android wheels has not proceeed as quickly as we had hoped due to the need to address some compatibility issues with the most recent Android SDK release; but we have made some progress. We hope to wrap up Android wheels work in this coming quarter.
+Work on Android wheels has not proceeded as quickly as we had hoped due to the need to address some compatibility issues with the most recent Android SDK release; but we have made some progress. We hope to wrap up Android wheels work in this coming quarter.
 
 Toga saw the addition of a completely new Qt backend - and a large proportion of the widgets on that backend have been implemented. We also published a new `system-pyside6` package that allows the use of system-provided Qt bindings in an isolated Python virtual environment - this ensures that packaged Qt apps don't need to include a complete copy of Qt in order to run. We also added support for a number of GTK4 widgets, and added initial support for Adwaita (a common Gnome desktop theme) in Toga's GTK4 backend. We've also seen a large number of fixes to Toga required by the roll out of Apple's "Liquid Glass" appearance changes in macOS 26 and iOS 26. We are continuing to find and response to these edge cases as we find them.